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[09:41] <galorin> I am on ubuntu 10.10 and am trying to get a newly purchased ps3 bluetooth remote working, but anything regarding uinput is not working, any up to date documentation as the wiki appears out of date.
[11:16] <Seeker`> it looks like in 11.04 there is a libbluray-bdj package; does this actually provide menu support for blurays, and if so, will it be used in mythtv?
[11:58] <aelen_v> Just installed 10.04 but cannot mount usb memories. lshal says hald is not running.
[12:01] <aelen_v> lsusb sees the sticks.
[12:13] <aelen_v> And of course, I already tested: settings in Removable Drives and Media do not change anything. This happens also in Live-CD. My networking comes from 3G USB stick also.
[14:16] <hipitihop> what is the default appache webserver user that mythbuntu creates , or how do I tell what it is set to
[14:42] <mycoDA> huh? it normally is set up with apache 2
[14:42] <mycoDA> hipitihop
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[14:42] <mycosys> can find mythweb at http://[servername/mythweb
[14:43] <mycosys> but all of this is on the mythbuntu website
[14:43] <mycosys> !mythweb
[14:43] <Zinn> Sorry I don't know about mythweb
[14:45] <hipitihop> mycosys, thanks have found what I'm looking for .. I know about the mythweb, use it all the time, just wanted to find what mythbuntu setup when it installed apache2. Answer is in /etc/apache/envvars
[14:46] <mycosys> oh - misread
[14:46] <mycosys> the user
[14:46] <hipitihop> sore that should say /etc/apache2/envvars
[14:46] <hipitihop> mycosys, np, thanks for trying
[14:46] <mycosys> lol
[14:47] <mycosys> if it is any excuse - it as quarter to 1 in the morning
[19:11] <aelen_v> A little feedback: I just installed Mythbuntu (having used Xfce a couple of times elsewhere), it took me many hours to realise that I was auto logged into a Mythbuntu session, which does not allow me to usb sticks and connect to internet easily etc. Thus, should the default session be Xfce?
[19:12] <tgm4883> aelen_v, not sure what you mean, why can't you connect to the internet easily?
[19:12] <tgm4883> and why can't you use usb sticks?
[19:15] <aelen_v> I'm using mobile broadband by USB stick (that needs also a special udev reload-rules, which did not take effect) . USB sticks were not mounted. Only udisks command (never heard) did that.
[19:16] <aelen_v> Probably hald was not running.
[19:18] <aelen_v> In "User settings">"User priviledges" there was unticked the "Connect to wireless and ethernet networks" and "use modems" as well as "Mount FUSE".
[19:19] <tgm4883> IIRC, hal doesn't exist anymore
[19:19] <tgm4883> aelen_v, then perhaps those are some default user changes we need to make?
[19:20] <aelen_v> So, is the reason for the existence of the Mythbuntu session, that it provides a sessions which is dedicated to "only watching TV"?
[19:20] <aelen_v> I have hal (0.5...) installe (Xfce 4), using 10.04.
[19:21] <tgm4883> aelen_v, IIRC, hal is gone in 11.04
[19:22] <aelen_v> I prefer LTS :). Changing to user priviledges did not help: usb sticks was not mounted. Even manually starting hald did not help. Only going to Xfce session solved.
[19:23] <tgm4883> aelen_v, thats what is odd, I have no issues with usb sticks on my frontend
[19:23] <tgm4883> I don't use a USB modem though, so internet works for me too
[19:24] <tgm4883> aelen_v, this was on a Mythbuntu install, not a Xubuntu+MythTV(mythbuntu-desktop) install?
[19:24] <aelen_v> Yeah, Mythbuntu 10.04.
[19:35] <aelen_v> I checked: it is a feature of "Mythbuntu session", that usb sticks are not mount. See you later! :)
[20:37] <Daughain> Can mythbuntu be used as for a media server hub? Most content to be accessed is on a 2T drive,not streamed from the web.
[22:14] <Papaaa> www.snowlinux.de www.computerhilfe-forum.com www.cfreakz.de www.larstorbenkremer.de
[23:44] <Daughain> Anyone awake?